Hi,
The slideshow’s scripts and stylesheets are loaded into the footer by default to save server and visitor some bandwidth.
However, you can choose to load the slideshow’s stylesheets in the head section of your website by going to your WordPress dashboard and clicking the ‘Slideshows’ menu. Next, click ‘General Settings’ in the ‘Slideshows’ submenu. Here you can change the ‘Stylesheet location’ setting to ‘Head’, which will solve your W3C validation issues.
Best regards,
Stefan
hi there
i did as you said but still not solving the issue
still the link appear in the header AND in the footer…. so this is why the issude w3c
Error: Element link is missing required attribute property.
From line 9, column 80; to line 9, column 343
;</script><link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’slideshow-jquery-image-gallery-stylesheet_style-light-css’ href=’http://…age-gallery/css/style-light.css?ver=2f034c78794e05610e2e62673af392f1′ type=’text/css’ media=’all’ /><scrip
Attributes for element link:
Global attributes
href
crossorigin
rel
media
hreflang
type
sizes
Also, the title attribute has special semantics on this element.
Corrado’s right. When can we expect a fix? I’ve downgraded my review because of this.
“Element link is missing required attribute property.”
ALL YOU NEED TO DO is change the output so that we get:
“<link rel=’stylesheet’ property=’stylesheet’ id=’slideshow-jquery-image-gallery”
… or simply enable the functionality you claim exists in your next release, as we’re definitely seeing stylesheets all over the place, including the buffer-inaccessible footer.
Hope to see this fixed soon
My apologies for my slow response. The option for setting the stylesheet’s location contains a bug that causes the stylesheet to be placed on the website twice.This bug will be resolved in version 2.3.2, which will be released some time next week.
It will also resolve the HTML5 validation issue when the stylesheets are loaded at the bottom of the page, as suggested by Robin. Thanks for the tip!
